Or. Admin. Code § 350-082-0150 - Decision of the Executive Director
(1) In making a decision on a proposed use or
development the Executive Director shall:
(a)
Consult with the applicant, federal, state, local, and tribal agencies, and
interested persons and entities as required in this land use ordinance or that
the Executive Director at their discretion deems appropriate;
(b) Consider information submitted by the
applicant and all other available relevant information;
(c) Develop new information necessary to
evaluate the application;
(e) Solicit and consider the comments of the
Forest Service.
(2) The
Executive Director shall approve a proposed use or development only if it is
consistent with the approval criteria in this land use ordinance. In approving
a proposed development action, the Executive Director may impose conditions as
necessary to ensure consistency with the guidelines of this land use
ordinance.
(3) Applicants shall
record the Executive Director's decision and conditions of approval in county
deeds and records to ensure notice of the conditions to successors in interest.
The record shall be associated with all tax lots and parcels that constitute
the subject property. Applicants need not record a separate staff report
document containing the relevant findings and conclusions. The Executive
Director's decision shall include a statement specifying this recording
requirement.
(4) The Executive
Director's decision may require one or more inspections during construction of
a development or land use and a final inspection. If the Executive Director's
decision requires an inspection, the landowner shall permit the Executive
Director on the property at a reasonable time to conduct the
inspection.
(5) The Executive
Director shall issue a decision within 135 days after accepting the
application, except in one or more of the following situations:
(a) The applicant consents to an extension of
time;
(b) The Executive Director
determines that additional information or consultation is required pursuant to
350-082-0130 or
350-082-0140; or
(c) Unforeseen circumstances including, but
not limited to, weather, illness, etc.
(6) The Executive Director shall send a copy
of the decision to the applicant, the Forest Service, the applicable state
agencies, the four tribal governments, the applicable county and city (if the
subject parcel is located within or adjacent to a city boundary) and each
person who submitted comments. The decision shall set forth the rights of
appeal under Commission Rule 350-70.
(7) The decision of the Executive Director
becomes final at the end of the appeal period unless a Notice of Appeal is
filed in accordance with Commission Rule 350-70. No person shall begin any
approved land use or development during the appeal period.
(8) The Executive Director may withdraw a
decision during the appeal period if they discover new facts or legal issues
that could materially change conditions of approval or the decision. The
Executive Director shall use this authority sparingly. If the Executive
Director withdraws a decision, they shall provide notice of the withdrawal to
all agencies, entities, and persons who received the original decision and a
new notice of the proposed development with the new facts or explanation of the
legal issues and provide a new comment period. The Executive Director shall
issue a new decision as soon as possible after the end of the new comment
period.
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